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The Electronics Industry Awards: Deadline for entries extended F
ollowing the huge success of the inaugural event in 2018, Datateam Business Media, publishers of CIE magazine, have announced the return of the
Electronics Industry Awards, supported by Electronics magazine and ecsn.
The event is designed to reward the outstanding people, products and business practices within the electronics industry, with the winners to be announced at this year’s luncheon, in the prestigious Tower Hotel, London on Friday 21st June. This year’s awards do not only have a new location but a new format as well, including an expert judging panel as well as the industry vote.
New year, new venue, new format Commenting on the awards’ exciting new format, event manager Amy Wilton explains, “We have listened to the feedback from last year’s event and implemented it to make the Electronics Industry Awards 2019 the best it can be. The new decision-making system means that the awards will go even further to recognise excellence and the luncheon will give attendees the chance to network with industry professionals and key clients for longer. And, what better setting to do it in! The Tower Hotel is
the perfect location to host an event that will bring together and spotlight the outstanding areas of the electronics sector.”
Deadline extended
Due to overwhelming industry demand, the deadline for entries and nominations has been extended to Friday 15 March. Yes, fear not, the chance to celebrate electronics excellence is still open to you. Now is the time for companies and individuals alike to enter into their relevant categories on the Electronics Industry Awards website.
Industry expert judging panel Subject to meeting the necessary criteria, each product
5 REASONS TO ENTER THE ELECTRONICS INDUSTRY AWARDS
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ttending the Electronics Industry Awards, and having a presence at the awards ceremony, can provide excellent
opportunities for you and your business. These five reasons merely scratch the surface of what you and your company could achieve by simply entering on the website. 1. A free marketing opportunity – By simply being shortlisted you would be able to enjoy increased brand awareness, handing you a chance to maximise on promotion and exposure. 2. An excuse to do some benchmarking – By entering the Electronics Industry Awards you will be forced to look at your competition. 3. Increased credibility – A win, shortlisting or nomination can act as a third-party
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endorsement. A win can give a seal of approval to your activities and is a sign of quality for potential customers, so can form part of your sales pitch. It can also help seal invaluable relationships with suppliers, and is a great way of differentiating yourself from the competition. 4. Increased employee motivation – The Electronics Industry Awards have categories specifically to recognise people's hard work and achievements. This is a great opportunity to celebrate your team, boost employee morale and improve motivation. 5. Attract talent – By entering the awards you are pitching your business as 'the best', which will attract the best talent that you desire, to push your business forward.
entry and nomination will then proceed to the decision making process. This year, you will have the chance to have your say with all categories, where your votes will be combined with the decisions from a panel of expert judges. The votes cast online will be tallied alongside the judge’s scores to decide a shortlist and ultimate winner in each category. Want more control over the winning outcomes? We’ve got you covered. The winners for each of the business awards will be solely decided by you, the industry, via the awards website.
www.electronicsindustryawards.co.uk
ENTER NOW at
www.electronicsindustryawards.co.uk
Make sure you get your entry in early to avoid disappointment – the deadline is looming and you’ve only got until Friday 15th March.
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